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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1887-10-26
TAX CASES.
FRIDAY, Nov. 25th.

FRIDAY, NOV. 25th.
2sl Reeder col vs. o G Callahan
s92 Reeder col vs. Holden
293 Reeder col vs. A Gipson
2N Reeder col vs. Joseph r Melton
295 Reeder col Va w b Merchant ct al
296 Reeder col vs. r L Corneilison
297 Reeder col Va H p Wherritt ct al
29s Reedsr col vs Ben B Chowning
299 Reeder col vs. ID w Snyder
800 Reeder col vs. John w Jackson
30l Reeder col vs. ID Slamm
302 Reeder col vs. c c Bassett
30S Ree.ter col VS. Ashby Hamilton
3O4 feeder col vs. w G Moody
3O5 Reeder col vs John Winegardner
sos Reeder col 70 Peter Z Long
307 Reedef col vs j NJ Nye ST
306 Reeder col vs. s b Hudson
800 Reeder col vs J r Clark ct al
$40 Reeder col vs. ] A Scott ct al
81 Reeder col vs. N B Coleman ct al
3l2 Reeder col vs Elizabeth M Packer
3lS Reeder col Va l. Whitehead
Sl4 Reeder col vs VIM English
| Sl5 Resder col vs. H Stephens
| SIG Reeder col vs Charles Gum
3l7 Reeder col vs. Martin Gleeson
3lS Reeder col vs. Ed Anderson
$40 Reedef col vs. Matt Millering
$40 Reeder col vs Andrew Olliphant
32l Reeder col W George Rapp
32 Reeder col vs Scott Cunningham
SIS Reeder col " Mary A Ellis
81 Reeder col vs. Jacob Copple
SIS Reeder col vs. G w Pilgrim
326 Reeder col vs. c d HemeAn
ST Reeder col VS. p II Scott
32S Reeder col vs T Hulen
329 Reedar col va Mary Jones
$50 Reeder col vs James Lee
33l Reeder col vs. r X Worden
332 Reeder col vs. T Horn
333 Reeder col vs. Hurst
SA Reeder col vs. Al Kirkland
1856 Reeder col vs. Pauline X Donan
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CASES TO BE SET FOR TRIAL

249 o II Palmer ct al 70 r Catron ct al
80 State of Mo ex rel Shearer vs. Iide Henry
Isl City OF Butler VS. II NJ Cannon
252 II N Cannon vs. City of Butler
25S Peoples Bank OF Rockford Ill " l. Roster
ct al
2H Phoebe Copeland ct al W Mary Beatty ct al
255 Lucy n Hindle VI Heath
256 Fanny Cook ct al vs w Hanks
PSI ID A DeArmond ct al vs. Carroll Gunnells
25S Aultman & Taylor CO VI II BrAxton ct al
259 Leslie VS. Rich Hill coal mining GO ct al
go ID A DeArmond ct al vs w Rose
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1887-10-26
Trustees Sale.

Whereas Frank Kidd, by his deed Of trust.
dated June 3Oth. 1879, and recorded in the
recorders Office within and for Bates county,
Missouri. In book No. ls, pages 50 and 80 con-
Seyed to C. Alexander, trustee. the following
described real estate lying and being situate
In the county of Bates and state Of Missouri,
to-wit: The southwest quarter OF section
twenty-five (22) in township forty-two (42), OF
range thirty three tS3) containing l60 acres more
or less. which conveyance was made in trust to
secure the payment OF one certain note fully
described in said deed of trust; and whereas
default has been made in the payment Of said
note. now long past due and unpaid, and
whereas it is provided by the terms Of said
deed of trust that in case OF the death, absence
from the state or refusal to act Of the said
trustee, the then acting sheriff Of Bates county,
Missouri, may proceed to sell the property
herein before described for the purposes OF said
trust, and whereas, the said c. Alexander,
trustee, as af0resaid. is absent from the county
Of Bates and state Of Missouri and has refused
written refusal. Now. therefore, at the re-
quest OF the legal holder Of said note and pur.
suant to the conditions Of said deed OF trust,
1 will proceed to sell the above described
premises at public vendue. to the highest bid
der for cash at the east front door Of the court
house. in the city of Butler, county of Bates
! and state of Missouri, on
Saturday, October 29th, 1887,
between the hours Of O'Clock in the forenoon
| and O'Clock in the afternoon OF that day, for
| the purpose OF satisfying said debt interest
| and costs. GEO. G. GLAZEBROOK,
Sheriff and Acting Trustee
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Sherif7s Sale.

BY virtue and authority OF special
execution issued from the office of the
clerk OF the circuit court OF Bates county,
Missouri. returnable at the November
term, 1857, OF said court, to me directed
in favor OF State of Missouri ex rel, R.
S. Catron Collector, and against Geo
A. DevIEe, l have levied and seized
upon all the right. title. interest and
claim of the said defendant, G. A.
Devine, OF, in and to the following
described real estate, situated in Bates
county, Missouri, ,o-wit:
TIE west half of lots four and five OF
the northwest quarter OF section FIVE,
township thirty-nine, range twentv-nine.
will on
Thursday, November 17th., 1887,
between the hours O. O'Clock in the
forenoon and S O'Clock in the afternoon
of that day at the east front door of the
court house in the city OF Butler, Bates
county, Missouri, sell the same or so
much thereof as may be required, at
public vendue, to the highest bidcer tor
cash, to satisfy said execution and costs
G. G. GLAZEBROOK,
Sheriff OF Bates County.
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Administrators Notice.

Notice is hereby given that letters Of admin
nozation upon the estate Of 9. A. Miller, de-
eo1oed, have been granted to the undersigned,
h1ty, Missouri, bearing date the 18th day OF
p0CeSber, 1881. All persons having claims
against said estate are required to exhibit them
10 me for allowanc within one year from the
date Of said letters, or they may be precluded
from any benefit OF such estate; and il said
claims be not exhibited within two years from
the date Of the publication Of this notice. they
will be forever barred.
W. II. NILSSON,
<s-lt. Administrator.
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Would respectfully announce that he
hes Located In Butler for the purpose of
treating Diseased Ewes. DR.. Farley has
soa6ned MS practice exclusively to the
sestment of the eve Without Caustic and
without Pam. His treatment does not
1lnjure the eye in any case but is used
with safety In all cases from the smallest
infant to lnfirm age, and Cure is guar
anteed. His success in treating the Eye
10 without parallel. References at his
Office, Dakota St., one block west OF the
square, Butler, Mo. Office hours from
"a. m. to s p. m. IT.
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Notice of Final Settlement.

Notice IL hereby given to oil creditors AMI
.thers interested In the estate Of Leander H.
Moore deceased, that /. Moore. sdrnin-
traitor. De Bonus Won, Of said estate. intend
- make anaI settlement thereof. at the neys
eru Of the Bates County Probate Court. IN
3stes county, state Of Missouri. 70 be held az
cutler ON the 14th day Of October. lsI-
G. II. Mo1RE.
a.. Administrator, De Bonus Nor
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Thursday, October 9th, 1887,
Notice of Final Settlement.

Notice Ii hereby given 70 al credtsors sho
others interested in the estate Of VIM. Jones'.
deceased. that I Lucretia Jones. administra-
srix of said estate, intend to make Hnal settle
ment thereof, 1t the November term. Ibs5. CT
The Rates comfy probate court. in Batee coun-
tv, state of Missouri, to be held st Butler,
Missouri. LrCfkIIa S0shs,
No lS Administrative.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1887-10-26
Trustees Sale.

Whereas Simeon siggins and Lucy A. siggiBs
his Wife by their deed of trust dated January
18th. 1857 and recorded in the once OF the
recorder OF deeds of Bates county. Missouri. IN
dez..Au.u tIu.,ee the following described real
estate, situate in Bates county, Miesouyi to-Wtt:
The southeast quarter Of section six (6). town
ship thirty eight t3sl OF range thiYsy. consa1n-
. certain deed OF trust. bearing date December
2lst. lss6, for fftesn hundred dollars In faver
Of the Walton & Tucker Land Mortgage Co, 70
secure the payment Of . certain pIOmise0J
note therein described and oil interest thereon;
and whereas. II is provided IN ssid e dsen ee. %
or the interest. or any pa1e t..fsef. wnen tAs
same or any part thereof shall oecOme que eAu
uayable then the whole debt shall become duc
and the deed Of trust shall ana may De i0Ie-
or interest 90 due thereon and WHEREAS, defauls
has been made In the payment q sald nosc'
and interest 10 still due and unpaid; and where
"A. the legal holder Of the said note, has re-
quested me to sell the property under and ~
virtue Of the power given me by said deed OF
trust. Now notice is hereby given that !. the
undersigned trustee. by virtue OF ana unaeI
Authority Of the power Of sale In said deco Of
| trust set forth. will on
Thursday, October 9th, 1887,
at the court house door in the town q BntIes
! and between the hours Of 9o'clock IN the fore
| noon and o'clock In the afternoon Of that DAY
proceed to sell the real estate therein describe.
At public auction to the highest bidder Ter esen
| for the purpose Of sstisfyinr the debt secure.
| by the deed OF trust aforesaid, and the cost'
and expenses tinciuding compensation 70 tn
trustee for his servicesl specihed In SAID dees
Of trust Of executing shi. trnrst.,zpppcoU trnst,
No. Is. Sheriff and Acting Trustee.
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WEDNESDAY, NOV. 23rd.

ls5 John I Smith vs. Allen Gilmore
lS6 w Claunch vs. Jenny Claunch
Isl James Beckett vs. Walton Tucker Land
Mortgage Co
lSs Elizabeth Abel VS. W ID Abel
lsg Jacob Baker vs. Elizabeth Baker
l90 G Burge ye w W Scott
I9l TJ Daniel VS. Cox ct al
1872 State ex rel J ID Harper vs. Wilson ct al
1913 JC Clark vs. Mutual Benefit Life InsCo
1874 Mary Asick vs. Van " Brooks ct al
l9J People of state of Ills rel Thomas II
Lynch VS. James Mclshee
l96 Madison ADAMS IS Laura Adams
197 ID J blackwell W. james II Blackwell
l9S j Baker et al VS. Il /. ENiine
1879 VIM PaGe rs David Atherton ct al
200 u r Fox VS. -slice Fox
THURSDAY, NOV. oath.
POI TJohnson admir- vs. Edward NJ Brough-
20: Belle Feltpr VS. J P Edwards t. al
eos Alfred IL Moudv VS. VIM II Wilcox
2W Thomas Owen vs. Nina Owen
.05 VIM Page VS. Elizabeth y Shelby ct al
4O6 Martin Perrin Il Go VS. Duke W Simpson
2o7 VIM Walton vs. George & Glazebrook
20S Wm Walton George Il GlazebrOok
2G9 VIM II Trigg vs. James Vermillion
2l0 VIM II Trigg vs. 4 Pholson
2ll VIM II Trigg vs. Nicholas Adams
sls Meyer Bros Drug D' Co vs Duke " simpson
2l5 James McHsnry vs J F Green
ZIG James McHenry W John McPatterson
FRIDAY, NOV. 25th.
2l7 Peter Sculley VI Lewis Reece
2lS Oliver Freeman vs. Mo Pac Ry Co
2,9 Anna Ferris VS. Charles Ferris
220 VIM Merchant vs Dwelling House ins Co
| FL T r Colcord vs. Willis Floyd
| ~ VIM o Jackson vs. Main
273 Mary Shelton ct al vs. John Catron sr
| IA Catharine Rogers ct al va VIM Deweese
| 225 Cynthia Tutt1e vs. John Tuttle At al
| 226 Mary Shelton ct al vs. John Catron ST
| 2E John Rylett vs. Nancy Rylett
! l2S The Sterling Company vs. & Nave ct al
| 229 w MILESTONE ct al VS. + N Manlove ct al
| 230 Marshall Horn ct al VS. Catharine Horn
| 23l Wayne Agri'l Co VS. Mary Hall executriX
| 232 Thos Hanna at al VS. W II Reed
| 233 Jas X BurnhsIn ct al vs. w Reed
2A John Herman vs. w Walton
| 23S Nancy Shaver vs. Elias Shaver
2S6 Margaret Reed ct al VS. the City OF Butler
! 2S7 Jos Everinghrm VS. John ii Herrell
23S II Holcomb vs. Geo NJ Barnett
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DOCKET
COURT.
NOV. TERM, 1887.
JURY CASES.

MONDAY, NOV. 7th.
Nichols, sheperd L Co va George Kuntz
Assg't of Garrison A Cline assignee
Assg't Of X Delung J L Vickers assignee
McHenry vs Walkup
81 Groves vs. K Carnes
State Of Mo ex rel W s Couch ct al VS.
James White ct al
+ 7 Crittenden We Sailie Graham
TUESDAY, NOV. Sth.
Q AFrsnk 4 Sons vs. NJ A NelsonJ W Wheel
er interpleader
10 Frank Sons VS. NJ Nelson
IL w Furnish vs. Mo Pac Railway Co
IL Martha Robinson ct al vs. Jacob Hawk
l3 Marquis Reece VS. James Hand
IA Marquis Reece VS. l. Hall
Is Marquis Reece VS. Ii Thomas
10 Marquis Reece vs. Jane Ellis ct al
WEDNESDAY, NOV. 9th.
IL Marquis Reece vs w Powell
iS MARQUIS Reece vs. J Z Requa
20 Burton vs Mo Pac Ry Co
2l George Lapp vs. E r Walker
q JP Hubble vs. II Hines
% Assg't OF L Carleton Miller assignee
"a Al Slayback ct al vs John Cordes
THURSDAY, NOV. 10th.
25 Thos Gsult executor vs. N A Resh
d NJ Resh VS. Isaac Petty
q NJ A Resh We Frank George
% NJ a Resh vs. George Aicher
% NJ Resh VS. John Allen
80 Henry Bever VS. X Barr
81 Pleasant Hill Milling Co vs. Mo Pac Ry Co
81 ID Williams vs. A Williver ct al
FRIDAY, NOV. 11th.
s3 RC Black ct al vs. J w Alexander
"a RC Black VS. w Alexander
IS John McNamara vs John A Devinney ct al
81 q W Short ys w N Cassity ct al
81 George Willisma vs. b + Wilson
80 Walnut Land q Coal Co vs. w Cox
70 Sandwich MsrR Co va ID T. Edwards
40 Jennie Lipe vs Pitchford
Al James II Hawkins ys Mo Pac Ry Co
~ VD Snyder vs r Wilmoth ct al
q l. II stevens vs. 8 4 McRoberts ct sl
a Henry Craig ct al vs George. Moss
Is Mary A Ellis vs st Louis 4 Emporia Ry Co
<6 SS Varnes vs l. ID Kisner
q Jos Butler vs. St Louis 4 Emporia Ry Co
~ State Of Mo ex rel W Cox vs. L Pace
SATURDAY, NOV. 18th.
% Alex Bomar vs. j ID II Butler ct al
| 30 Thomas Strie6 vs. G Phillips ct al
! 81 JW Ennis admir- VI d WykOG
IS wv IlIlsrd " n Msrnock
81 Peter Kegreries W TJ Fry
| IS Fred Shsntz vs. Lewis Gore
Sc Webb vs. A valley
| 81 BF Kinder vs. S>muel Simon
| 5s George w Short W Shaver
So David Laskey vs. G Long
60 DA Dickinson '. W Huston
81 Lewis Adams vs. NJ Hogan
IS John Il Bessie Ss v K Mathews ct al
"a BH Washburn vs w Alexander ct 81
MONDAY, NOV. 14th.
IS KIN Woods vs. T Pointer
&C w b Bridgeford ct al vs j r Willis & Co
81 Benjsmine white VI + j Burns
* Citizens Bank Of Hampton Iowa vs. Samue
| Potts ct al
O. Grand Oetour Plow Co vs. VIM Moore
10 Moline Plow Co vs. VIM Moore
Il JW Wear vs. Reynolds
~ Thos McComb W Guido Jaeger
73 First National Bank Of Davenport Iowa v
SP Cox ct al
"a James H Beckett vs. L Goble ct al
us Sarah Wilcox ct al vs John Siggins ct Al
rs Martha Robinson eS al VI Jacob Hawk
II Gaylord Douglass vs. w Hanks
7S Simpson vs. H II irimble ct al
70 Sarah Moore ct al vs. T Phillips ct al
so Nichols Sheperd & Co Va ii Hill ct al
81 II Chandler vs. Leighty
s 81 II H0lton W Samuel Potts
S3 Wheeler Wilson m 'f'g CO vs II Evans
~ Jos Fox ct al Jacob Goldenberg
> IS G A Todd vs. d Edwards ct Al
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-09-08
PERSONAL,

Mr.. +, p. CarOlsn has returned.
Mr.. d. X. Bell and wife are rusticating
In Kerrville.
Mrs. G. A. Duerler and daughter have
returned from Ell Paso.
A. C. Petri. big Petri," of Chicago,
Is In the city.
Sheriff Daugherty, OF FriO, and Sheriff
Jones, OF Gonzales, are in the city.
A. r. Stevenson, county attorney OF
Floresvile, is stOppil G at the Southern.
Capt. w. +. Jones, sheriff Of Gonzales
county, is registered at the Southern.
Col. S. N. Pickens, a contractor OF
Palestine, can be found at the Southern.
Mr.. W. +. MoIlhenny, of the Driskill
hotel, Of Austin, was In the city yester-
day.
Ed. Kotulla has returned from the
Carr ranch, and brings in its clip OF 100
bags.
Adjutant General Ruggles has leave
OF absence on account Of i'll health, and
goes shortly to New York.
Mr.. Geo. Clifford left this morning to
complete his medical education In Gin
cinnati.
PeytOn Brown, Comptroller Mccall,
Hardin and Mrs. Walsh and Mrs. Berg
mann arrived in the city last night from
Corpus Christi en- route for Austin.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-09-08
MORE vExATIoUs DELAY.
Some Pointers at the Local Post
Office and the New Building.

Some Pointers at the Local Post
Office and the New Building.
Post Office Inspector Satterfeld, Of
Austin was in the city yesterday, and
the LIGHT reporter had the pleasure Of
having q conversation with him. Mr..
Satterfield, as an old newspaper man, Is
genial and intelligent, and gives his
pointers in a most Ineligible manner.
From the conversation 1t appears that
he 10 in the city to make arrangements
for a place wherein the pOst.offiOe can
be located until the new post-office is
erected, as the lease OF the premises
now occupied, expires In December
next. The government want to lease a
building for the period OF five years,
with the privilege OF terminating the
lease at any time In the interim, upon
giving three months notice. Mrs. Gala
CHER, owning the premises now occu-
pied, is not willing to agree to the new
terms, and therefore the Inspector Is
looking out for new location. Several
eligible sites are offered, but no decision
has yet been made. The property owner
Offering the best site, and the best In
ducement will. of course, capture the
prize.
As regards the building OF the new
federal offices, there Is no telling when
the new building will be erected or com
pleted. The money has been appropria.
ted by congress, but has not
yet been appOrtioned BY the treas
ury, and there IL no knowing
when IL will be. That Is the reason
why other cities are in a similar fix to
what San Antonio is, and why the Dali
las postofiice Is yet uncOmpleted. The
disposition of the treasury is to give
preference to big cities, letting small
cities come In at the tail end, and, as
only certain amount is set aside each
year for building purposes, the smaller
cities are frequently laid over for atten-
ton until another year. The only thing
that can alter this routine 10 a rampant
congressman, who will not allow the su-
thorities to rest until the work Is COM
pleted. Oh, for rampant congress-
man. Sio 'em. Sayers sic 'em!!
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-09-08
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

MAHNCKE HOTEL.-W II Harris, Marion,
Tex; Nickerson, Denver, Col; o Farmer,
Galveston; Paul Ebard, st Louis; A Gold
smith, 81 Louis; w II Bclden, Houston; W II
Right, Texarkana; Anderson, New York.
SOUTHERN HOTEL.-Dr Edwin Miner Brook
Ign, n c; A Ruschplcn, Chicago: Capt Wal
lace, Uvalde; w II BuckneT, Eagle Lake; Capt
waterman Laredo: Inc ID McGaII Mrs y
Perrymun, ID II Walsh and wife, Master Dem
mis- Walsh. Miss Bessie Walsh, Peyton Brown,
Austin; NJ Newton, Murpbysville; A X
Stevenson, FlOresville: W l. Crawford, Aus
tin; C II Foster, Griffen; W NJ Mathews, Eagle
Pass; W X Briggins, Cleveland; Col Pick
ems, Palestine; X FTetZ, Waco; J Estill,
Huntsville; E Cock, Marshall; W J Station,
Farboro, N C.; Jack II Powell, Griffin, Ga; Jas
+ Marshall, II peterborough; Geo + Lewis,
Fort stockton: j w Sheler, Helena; p l. Sher.
rt, FlatOnia; T Canes Laredo; A b Cham.
beTlain, Taylor, Texas.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-09-08
Come Out Tonight.

A mass meeting will be held tonight
at 8 O'Clock in the council chambers to
consider that hotel question, and the
elevator will run to take people up
stairs.
News OF the intent has got abroad
and already many big hotel men are
telegraphing and writing in view to
putting their finger In the hotel pie and =,
like little Jack Homer, bring out big
plum.
The prospectors propose to use the
following on the subscription form:
1--WE, the undersigned, do hereby sub
scribe the sums set opposite our respeo-
tive names to the stock Of corporation
to be chartered with at least $4,000
capital, to build brick hotel, with mod
ern improvements and comforts, in San
Antonio. No subscription to be bind
ing until $4,000 is taken. The manage
ment, location and plans to be selected
by the majority Of the stock sub
sCribed
Those interested in the matter should
no fail to attend and should go prepar-
ed to say what they can do to aid this
desirable enterprise.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-09-08
OFF IN SEARCH OF HoNoRs.
Two San Antonio Boys Go North to
Acquire Medical Proficiency.

TWO san antonio BOYS 20 NOTln 10
Acquire Medical Proficiency.
The members Of the San Antonio Sing
ing and Social club, and few selected
guests, met last night in SohOlz's hall
for the purpose OF enjoying a very pleas
ant social and OF bidding Messrs. Her
man Dreiss and Fred Braden farewell.
And pleasant il was, too, for all con-
cerned. Prof Kreutner, Ed. Braden and
others delivered speeches; songs were
sung, Rotations delivered, and the so
cial glass passed freely. All were aunit
10 wishing the two young travellers q
pleasant journey and prosperous career.
Messrs. Herman Dreiss and Fred Bra
den left this morning. Mr.. Dreiss goes
to Baltimore, where he will enter the
house OF Sharpe q Dohme, manufacture
ing chemists and druggists, and expects
10 return as graduate OF pharmacy.
Mr.. Braden goes to the Pulte Medical
college, at Cincinnati, where he will
study medicine In the hope Of coming
back with the degree OF NJ. D., append
ed to his name.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-09-08

Where should they be found but at
my Parasol Head Quarters? Remember
| am not selling So and SIS parasols
for So 80. but | sm selling for So 80 just
such parasOls as are sold in other houses
for So and SIS. Wolfson has never any
clearing out sales; because he marks
his goods down at the commencement
Of the season at clearing out prices, and,
for that reason his stock OF parasOls
does not accumulate but is replenished
every week, thus keeping in stock the
latest styles.
go l.. WOLFsON.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-09-08
L.. WOLFsON.
Please Put Your Foot in it.

In ladies, cbildrens' and misses shoes
and ties, | have received a new and COM
plete assortment. Prices range from 70
cents up to S.. Here, also, | am not
selling a S. shoe for 50, but | am selling
shoe at $3 which is equal in every re-
spect to the shoes sold by other houses
In the beginning Of the season for So.
1t ia no wonder that some merchants
are getting desperate and taking to the
knife, when they see their goods re-
naming unsOld upon their shelves dur
ing the entire season. WOlfson is known
for his Iiberality. His motto is "Live
and let Live" He does not take the
last cent from his customer. Whenever
he sells an article he gives his patrons
the benefit of the fraction over five cents
instead of poOketing it.
9-5 l., WOIFSON
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-09-08
The Great Ends of Humanity

The Great Ends of Humanity
Are the hands and the feet. / have
still complete:line Of cotton, Isle, bal
briggan and silk hose, both In ladies,
children and misses wear
My stock Of kid and silk gloves ard
mits are as complete as in the early sea-
son and at prices that positively defy
competition.
Buyers, of all grades, will consult
their own interests by ex-inspect-
ing my goods and noting prices before
purchasing elsewhere. l.. WoLFsoN.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-09-08
Fine Honey.

Mr.. A. f. Dignowity complimented
the LIGHT this morning with several
boxes Of pure honey gathered by Italian
bees. at the Cat Claw, MaripOsa farm,
Kinney county, which is under the man
agement Of Prof. Slimper and owned by
MIR. DignOwity, The honey Is very clear
and OF fine flavor.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-09-08
Notlce-Game Laws.

Ten dollars reward will be paid to any
one giving information and cOnVicting
violators OF following laws:
Killing Of quails or cartridges from
March 3lst to October lst.
Catching alive, netting, forbidden al
together.
Killing OF wild turkeys from May 18th
to September LIST.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-09-08

The four whites who murdered East
man (cOlOred), in the Tennessee stove
factory, indicted for murder.
Richmond city council refuses a grant
Of money to aid in the Lee monument
corner stone ceremonies.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-09-08
Advice to Mothers.

Mrs. WinslOw's Soothing Syrup should al
ways be used for children teething 1t soOthes
the child, softens the gums, allays all pain,
cures wind collie, and is the best remedy for
diarh9a' Is cents q bottle. 7.G-ly
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-09-08
FOR CASH ONLY

and WI deliver the same to any part OF he
city free Of charge.
shucks, card my cotton and WOOL and pick all
hair and moss on the premises. The machin-
g'y used Is Of the very best, snd therefore
gsr defy all competition In the trade as n IA
81 vain for any hand power n try 70 compete
vim steam. Mattresses renovated and made
s2ual 70 new, Woven wire msttrosser and
SoVoa vtfs oo<A .sAsufaotarsd On ~ prSa.
&za